North Carolina Newspapers

V republican,?" land )te -professed Juelf )Mis I trti1; .h'lt'hlttefh w(nPa'rnalnrit4 mifht toVuIe.vet :SVhf 'se ,hg 'j;te'W tte..fes1atate IftVr 'a miiclwTOore. ffioderit&'Vuriibv allbwlne all - v The following letter waii then read at the clerk tble , : W ; &l-f ?' 'i ' ;'.:fe. 4 CSilTf Having become owf eriof 'prntinS office, find learning' from the proceedinRS of the legUlature, that 'the printinR tna poVibly be let Out to the lowest bidder, we offer print the laws, journals bills,, &c. of the present session iand dis- is;hnt hnnP. 'fnVlmn this did ! tnbute.f.he laws ana loumais totetner wttn ttie igisWr'u to the'best idictateajjawsof. Congress,- to the seyeral counties, Tor Vcf TeasoW? life apprehended they did not. He nine hundred dollars ; being si" hundred and tisdecidcdlv of amnion that the resolution' should i sixty dollars less than what ts n6w given for .that labor. Should we obtain the contract, ample se curity will be given for the faithful discharge ot the duty. ' Should you think proper, you are at liberty 4ooptdi," It- WfiW art'rial 4 'Who;'-' had" the Yfirmtiris ; vt'nrWl wpre't1i um to come ,out of their own 'Dock- V4-Hheia!:naibfbut the' ls-eri stature would i;?:'vtrf' remarked that?when tht' resolution was 4i !!timife iu snjiereinsiK. i ne manner mwiucn ''iV'rt'the' jfeMrmen in Ihfr'epprtshioa had treated if, by TVennc aveiirihgo throw every obstacle in the way, , ,1i'd induced him fa come ibriVard unprepared as ; J' :Cen Ziott? deckred himself in favor of econo' inisir. It was 1 peifectly1 tot rect; But; he was v, ', opposed to lcttin'gpu! the puolicprintiirg, because " We are your ofcedient servants, ALKX : LUCAS, i A. H. BOYLAN." Considerable debate now took place upon the onnteiv received too ereat a sum for his labors, a I 'itKJ:'- Httyr- . 'rdmj. NJ - " - k. t . lr W hill tA ABtlKhsk m. - I t . w H ! S rtductiah ought 0 be made before the ensuing - -r"!u in the v electidn'rtdok placed , Itwas his': bpinfon liowyer, ;,t0 W-fLA;iiiiL that theiDrintinir outrht . not' to be let -out to the rtecm the prejeDVoaDereur,. : . lowest bidder. Jie;ObiecteU to He principle aitpgeM V's !nei"acPwncro future cjerki of ium " ther. , He wisned to give what the business was worthf and pi 'mbre v If it was w)y ", worth tep dollars, he would-be for giving that sum. The public printirrg for congress, he' believed was done under the ;spperintenilance of the Secre tary of State, trnd tK'e printer w as not ansxverable for the coirec,lness ol the)twpjk :here it was made his business to correct'Uie projf sheets " The business of the prit)terw'bT but , little' con sequence where he hal merely to set his types. But here it was not merely mechanical as gentte mm had snnixised. It was therefore nstessarv that the person whcTwus emplove: should be well I icadem7 rt Cu .fw'f- to 1aci4le and .ci are 10 uwa meir CHir. ma um . , Lotgi, No. 53, h, tho cUHny of CuirlWck; vS senicd and read ih fi;Vtimc, ,A .'rTf'- ; A petition was presented frpm Auc IV , of' pntlof fonnljr, praying to be aded to that rf ITl For procdlngi on .e reMm'iin relative toUSil see ihe foregoit. coluranj, s .'- ' . , S Adjourned. It was therefore n.Cessary -uH-"' o rev.ve and amend M,ct to esitll)l)J X,.' tcommunkatfrthi&rep&itifito4helegkiatui -might hrppenrwere irgivtn tmnefj"3 the lowest bidder, not to be the case. It' might'! manner i Appoint ng iurors for the county of Fnoklii be possible that some person, who had it in bis hill to liter the ittihgi I of the County Court of Merit I 1 1 ltt.Wf power, would otur to do the priiitmg tor less than il was really worth. He was of opinion that e'vtry question of order, whether it would bj tegular to man ought to receive from the public, fuli am receive the amendment of Gen. Lovi. Tht chair.! pensatiorr for his labor 'i o meet Ifis. wishesv he decided that it would not be in order. Tiwould offer an amendmei t, which would enable4 The question was then taken by yeas and jtavi the committee to be appointed, to obtainjthe in on' the amendment of Mr. Mumford, and lost forma' ion, and make I their report to the house in Ayes 17, Noe.sT08. ' jas short a period as possible. ' - "-'" ya? T. Bell, Barnard, Burton. Ballard, Camp,1 Mat. Cwen ol jecled. to the amendment being It was: Hamble, Home, Hulme, D. Jones, K.. Jones, K. Jlelf, Rai trite as' the - cenllem-an had s'aied that con'giessl Jones' aiumtord, U. Qiiller, J kelson, J ldid let out .their ' printing to the lowest bUder. ney I). Sawyer, 11. Lr. VVi.liams -18. ! V , J3at v.hat did. Mr. Blackledge tell the honse the last year t v hy, that congress were nrgmmne; Ab Avery, Armfield, Allen, Adams, Bunch, Britton, Boyd, T. Brown, C- Bryan. B. Bell, received, as out of order. Gen Lov& consented to receive it as a modipca tiorj of his amendment. It was then lead in the following words: " Whereas it appears,, from representations made V' to"tj tired oi the measure, for that at the It Bymim.,: Barrenger, J. C. Bryan, Barber, Bowie, 'to this legislature That impressions have gone session in 'wljich he- servedtwo of the printers ! liateman, Blount, H. Brown, Blacknan, Cul-i abroad amongst the people of this state that 'i- hxl .cii)kbind, and only one of them hadVin ; vason, Clarke, Caldwell, Copehnd, Caldckugh,. the public pi inter receives ;a salary too high for t:: hrrirsSars. bv which th:-v clnrged more for the ' Carr, Cameron, Chambers, Collins, Carter, G. 1., his services : And whereas it is the . duty of this l A twork hy ',25 percent. th?n ever lie had nown. It was jhh wish that correct inlormat;on respect- v.-ing' the feat worth tof the priutirlg, might be had ; ; and af?er that the icgislatu-e certainly was the V nrbper . tribunal to contract .'with 'the person who t 1 j ,t .1.' i. : i ..... ; h- .. th Ar U t-t.-wae not unT-k'cfl tn tin invcfirr- Jilt- IU U V IV. f U.J .iv i i WJ-ll- V' iion.'of the subject. VMr ScaiveH said he would notice an argument whjch he h.Kl forgot when he was up before. What the genUeman who preceded him bad just said,' was' at 'ia'bce with what he had asserted Gri ajforroer occasion, The gentleman, (Gen. L.) to-' Quteridmff that the- house should fix 'thff-fcfl!ii,v hut hf hart hffdte sU'pd that thv '.VV l" .'. - es tnemstivcs, ano mat he mi-iht answer one - .ijwtrrr hif ilie . proper.; judge ' tf i ify y t ' to tft? printer, it'n,t second m-Jght (hUriromiiimy ana a tnira $fr&ftfyfiwtiWi$p- first." - .This: convinced Mr. S. jicWh'M-!hea1 1 duty of the house. , The the result to them at their next session. Mr. GUsaon could discover r-o'hing in this a- 4?c'Pfdpr:. reji-ciediThis Svoyld be 'the cor- 1 - 'rft '.- i . . l. J 1 I I : v.- nerRi-mteman nz.a ' repcaxea .wnat uu occh r. stated, to j.-H':",hou5eatV-:a:fwmer ses-iui. He atten;im among't the people ; and it was neces ,'i-'fcfill .or b;iiVff.that which1 was so much at vari- ,.saiy that Kme;hing should be done respecting if, . jrc-e-y i '. ll(,. ti sqt) rf'' j. , . If . .c t.i jre '.'"ere tired, of.tha an tatly pctiod. He did not come here to le-?ji-jn?e'l-bod' ihesii;' adapted,, w h.it . as i.e i tahou ; giI--'.e f r anv printer, but for the good of the com- Davidson, G. M. Davidson, Douglas, Deans, Ed-'general assembly to py no more for any services, monds, Evans, Felton, H. Flowers, Frink, Flower, ' than they really dettne; but It unfortunately Folson, Gilmore, Glisson', Guy,. Gold, Goodman,' happens in this case that the, members of this Gentry, Gilchrist, Henderson, Hudgins, Hoke, ' legislature, are not themselves competent judges Hojle, Hannah, Hassel, Hughes, Horton, Wm. of the value of the business, pci lliimcd by this JR. Johnson, Ki'patrick, Lenoir, Leonard, Lanjer, otTieer, nor is it belivved that they lv.ive at han! Love, Linden, Lamb, M'Guire, M'Dowell, Moody, the means of obtaining uch 'iinp;irtidl, disinter-, Moselty, Mcbane, Matthews, VV; Miller, Nance, ested information on the subject as would enable Norsworthy, J. Nelson, Owen, Pinkham, Phifer, them .to form a correct opinion u; -on it. It is Peebles, Paine, Parsons, Pride, liclf, Ryan, Ho- therefore, bcrts, Reed, Speller, Steadman Shepherd ?cOtt, Rcs.lvid Thoracommiltee of members br H. Smith, N. Smith, Seawel!, M. E. Sawyer, J. appointed by his lleti-.e to confer with the heads Thompson, Thomas, Van Hooke, J. Willums, of departments, or any other ptrsons. rtlati'veo. N William?, James Wnliams, h.' Wilhaots, the value of the public pnnung aiidrfportlaccbfd Webb, Wright, Ward, Wilson. 108.. .ingly. I Gen. Love then submitted an amendment in-J Air. Ph.iftr made a few .ti-emj;kifesto structing the Treasurer t'O make suph enquirie s shew that the" adoption of the" amendment iu'd of person's residing tut of the" state, -as .- might only aRswer the purpose of delay. li Sr in enable the legislature to judge correctly respect- would point out gentlemen who understood the ing the value of the public printing, and report printing, busintss sufficiently to give the desired mlormalion he would be willing to submit it to those persons. Those who did the work were, mendmeut' but to put ofl and del.iv the business. however, the best qualified to tell What it was This subject had excited many rumors and muchtworth ; and in no other way could theinformation be correctly received.' Let the oiginal resolution pc adopted and the house would not Iqgg want the necessary mlormalion. . 1 be question was then taken on the amendment ..:.... ? 'i.t.r,r.,E1, K.i.i .. ,,v:i. i,. Mi. . ..tr .., i ...xr.i ....(. . .rr . r . 1 :.u .1... 1 fi SnifVPr ith.&f'A '. ' 1 rrcr.: ifi.a:i f ( tlnci! T7i ?,iin ! ' iriMi ri l :i shnlll I fend tn that nhinrt. lVmhta I h IVtiv HmlKn nrtVl1 tnat avc1 nr.c d :iv4W-;th2tltboughthtie w re k cri pri'Ucrsjat leat had arisen, that more money was paid lo YEAS Mes . Allwi, Bunch, T.Bjrl, Bar.ard.T. Brown, J ;?H'h!re.. Iwyet jri ,t"c coui of a few years" liny i ti.e -puMic printer than his services were worth. : C.B yan, Bynum. Burton, Balber- Bloun , italtard, Blackman, 1 t WGviid be all gone except one, iiT.d that oiie coutu'; It- Wf's.high time th .t ah enquiry shouldbe madtt. Ciak,' C .lanfCfaitirJ, Carter, D ucbrE4Hioiif8, Felton, I i'l&'rt '.' reyinpon the vh-h of -tin. public.' lie! nd as trie object of the ame-ndmextt-afpeared to. H-ff'' J. FPf.r, Oambte, Guy, Gold, Gentry, Hc.de.- .."' ill 1 1 1 ,1. -. 1 !, Hq-icim!, HiiktT Hoy!ei-Horne, hughes, -Hulme, lkntoo. f ifjC-wdMl klf there wtie any reason to ppic.hrid : bedelay, he hoped it would be rejected. : D. V,, E. j ne, Johnn (.f Wamn) Kiipatrick,' 1- . a r , r ' ' J ' r wrrp Hveraiiv received anil read the fin, t A 3 Daniel M Fomey wa3 elected engrojjin? clnk. t -A prj itioii from ihe Scnatl lor. the appo'ntmtnt '- 1 f .rm mode of electionsjhroughom tht state, rea' Adjoumod. A petition w.n presetted fiom tnanimiiy Lodge jj. J tnc town o cocnion, prayn g a lottery to rae actrtarmm,! money. Kelerrcd to a select committee. A bill declartoglbat sylls, the property of pertoni dy, . testate, ihould not be coniidered as part of the rIati.ati; prescubing the manner in which the public pr.ntinr ihail ture be reculated and a bill to prevent colourfd jri;y : 1 1... : .1.. 1 uuirim8 u icsiiii i.K uir uiuiiaiy riercie, were teteraPyiJ vw.. tu, ...s ..... au ium respecting punting to a select joint committee Adjourned. r . Splinters would take up Uicir prttses ano remove to rolfi this work alone for, thtir living ; tlx y had b '''il. .1.. ' i .c ' -It-..: .1 1 I .1. .:. iiituiacivcs ttiui 111v.ll out, a mote sptedy and COtrect mpcle of obtaining Mumf'id, W. Miller, Me!, Nurnworthy, PetLle, Paijie the desirtu information, he would willingly adopt ' Re,,ai,IsPe' it - " " - ' " Mr. It. IV, J.ne had hopd not: to say any -63. KAYS. Avery, Armfic'.d, Adam', Bu'ton.Boylr, B. Bell, present occasion, but the amend- ! B4rrenger, J. C. Bryan, Bwie, Hdi'eroa-i Culva.-of, C'aldwtl . meal's 01 .employ iiijr 'Ai'.'';-hands, i Ifeach of the printers commenced rusi ! thine upon the v.nesf with the sole view ot becoming puLlic p in- mer.t proposed, appeared tcy him so Inconsistent i iddeuRh. - can, J-er c-ti-muer, i. a. . Jicy, c..imi, o. : Herand it was the Wibbc wham alone that v, oulti ! with trie reh.tion. that he'fell himself obliged to k. Dav,d' . k?"'W'j- ln,' tan editor to support hb, press, it was at say a few words on the subject Thi design of TohnsonVoi Anson) .a losies W. w. J ones, A. tones. Leo-' r0; least ;'a little miraculous, that-. tWO papei S Should I that amm lmcnt appearra'- pretljr evidently tp be f nard, Iamct, Lamb, Moody, Mtthew, Nance, Isaac Wilson, '$J hkve'..beerf.ktipt ilivc, one-fo? ten-and the other iW to lay the business over for another year. A 'Owen, Pmkhan, Phifer, rarsoni, Fride, Russ Ryan, Roberti, twoye ucnupposonsw.eniiciv'M"'') inercrupon me suojecu nut wnere or wnen were tney wbb, Wright 64. ' fl?p alone, could j. to enquire 'Their enquires'' were to be made outi- vL n:x,nn then per.nrred on the nrirrinal rr f .k ..V... ,r,oo o:i 1 m.:i.. . -- ---m o ui IU5 a-.vt, j.i,iliaio in llillJlH.UIU UI niliauciJHIia , , Solllt'lOtl 11 pc '""g nea cnat persons resitnng Mr.) Junr8 (of Granville,) rose to apologise VIIL Ji lliv VUU1U IliJVMT WVIltll Ul MJIll IICIC as-.well(as those who livedJn it? The idea was preposterous, Certainly those printers who re sided here, and had been enc-acred in carrying on the business for years, could best tell what the produce. Nineteen persons out of twenty, would V ;.' be convinced that should the1 regulation piopostd be adopted, jio inconvenience vould be txpei ienc ed lfir want of a printer The building of court v4 honsswas. puV; out in the same way ; yet no . combination or inconvenience was found respeet- ingthenVA.nd so it was with all mechanical ope-' ;fUatinS-?whrch' ytkie to.be performed at .the public 'public work could be donefor. All the requisite . j vxpcjtice. 1 nere was ijuiumg ju inquiiuui m me . iiiiorinauon cuum oe ooiameci 1 rom printers Te i; nierephntrng of a .-codertion ot uy,sr which siding in this town.; They had said that the pub. ?:hqu!ii,; render it i necessary th at the pcuson should Km esclen by the . legiManirev-; i very one Kn ew yjfUatthe printer himself did. not di the business.' s-fo, belclt 11 eiitirtjy, 14 journeymen or ap n '4 1. I. .. . :...!., .1,. )i- VWVWlVJ'f3!W & VVkWV&ii uunc.7 luvwt ft unflei;' the ge n -;ni .iiperiituUarice ot the editors. ' i2;Vhtjre tlvt;0vvAsJ Uie;scctet, the.irr.portfttjt mys- '.yt teryhich: shou idpr eVentth eibuuse-Si bm having i vtheibmiss'donefoh':, fir and "tquitahlo terms t ; r;rtiiiinngo 'tie ioririer piacfice iuu oeen pettever? . -fAtd in far cars ';' although their predec sojs m rg h t hve done .wrong ; olrhotigii Mcsr- Hodge and 'i Bbvlah, and 'Giles mi'bt ha,ve received too much, 1 theWwere no reasorii why the leg'felulure. should j. fctotirtuein the sameJ prac.ice. The iHeetiogs of to the house for the vole he should give on the present question. If he were convinced that the salaty was tooMiigh he should be willing to lessen it : but as to giving it out to the. lowest bidder, that he could hot consent to. ; In this situation he did .not knovv what Yd do. xHe was willing to redure the' salary of the. public prirter, if it apppearod to be too mt'ch, but was opposed to letting out the printing, hecause.be did not approve of that me thod of doing business, A well jmight a man employ an overseer o a carpenter, in'eyery case. wlio would ofTr the cheapest terms,1, whether they . I . . U... .1. L . . . -...v auu .jr i. -cujer his remrrks. ' He concluded by w. r,u.u lliru ..-, Ucc..(iua..,...ra. n onx wished to sT,ew that he .was Bt K.uW,ru,,uc .M u,u iiiuu . .u,.sc,s "ey. poged jojsmploy a person who might vtu.u ircoc "UMiutiiiwruu. V"J 3". ' land blast his character, mere constituents.- When they came to be questioned- rtspcciiiig. this business, they would ansWerfAery iirai -wouy -wpuld, be- ot i ire? use it tne jr were w et e joftr,T m'e'refy'.to keep on In lohtter courses ; , and thpir must , o"U' ! cts' would lf small utility, ' were ihey notto ago out f fh tempt to re,tneve. iorintf errors wiutam .wouici D.e atclopteti. awkwardlv at the muster prounds & court houses. And wnat wa( the, reason assigned for the delay contemplated. in , the amendment ? Because they ere - told, to rutain correct information, they ot the state tor it. " It was absurd to ; state for that which could better be lie hoped the j obtained within a few yards. The people were i'wl- "!gfteri'llv ViVU erouch acquainted with the. value ? 'l t-foe, would piake a Tew. pbsemtiofis as to if labor,, to know from whut would be before them, 'm vft3t hvd fldlen from" ilit"Wn dcniVarv lattf tin-. . I !i. tihir ni.ii Wn -nat i M r-1 c mi nmi fp t. 'lihA Ka' hb ..! I. I V t l .1. . . . L H: -: 1 i i . r . i . . . . . j t" f ?au; uouytca y, net ner ine nou se were com- execu'ea, man wai necessary. - xno oouni me peo ? ) IfehtVtO:U;ll .Wiiethier'ihe'-Drintinsr was done oni nle would be truided bv the' information recei vert. anablens';o'.itoi'.'it yak for that he wish- and they would expect something to be done by k .,e4'wcufVir4atk)n; to be obtained as would better their representatives, There was information vqj5rily Uitm to.judeeAndan)ehdn1ent he enough before the legislature to enable th.em.io decide, and it was right, nay -it was therr duty to decide, at that time, .and not . IhrOw awayanothcr SOO.doha'rs for the purpose of playing'jtlie subject ' .Mr; Btirton, thought, if the A public printer re teived : a sum more than the worth of the; labor1 he' perfornied, that his salary ought "b be reduc- y is'i m nayt read would have, p.erhapg, pointf ''-' M't tht;'na'mVerm''wbich'' correct itifomatida,' r5'ii;hte'btaJne2LJ :VU3;$&yt--&: i W K Qwi' heggedleave to submit to the'house. 1 a letu r, whictf he; iidri)nuined .iijlcortti'ovfrtible evidence that the JegisJaturl.vras grossLyamposed Jic -work could be done for a less sum than .was annually given. "This was information entugh for the house td act upon. It could not be neces sary that the business should be put off. '". , .'He. saw IH the ame?ment-another attempt to- "l" ....i.r.j . r.....- . -i ilt rr . i i . ri, . 'it- 1 "Sic kiiiujiucvi uviii'ii. I ii. J'H'ta w uiuvccii- filayoffXte qhestian. 'Ihe subject had been seve-1 :ncr. w'hfn hp w!hnr;r,-,,nterl beinc ni.t r r,r. jl. ...-I. !!"' r -----, : " observing. not dis injure Tiim ly because he could obtain his services at a lower-price. - The main question otrthe original resolution was then taken by yca3 and nays, and carriedyeas 91 naySl. . . . . ' 'r. ' YE A5 A vrryjArrn ficlt J Allert A r'am r, Bunch,-Brmr5!!; BarnardT'S-iy', T. Brown, (J. Bryan, By ntim, Barrenger, Bu.twij J. C. Bjryan, Bowie, Batman, JBkiunt, H Brwn, aiackman, Cu'.vason, Caldwell, Copeland, Caldcleugh. Carr,' Camp, Came ron, Chambers, (tatihcy, Collin, Carter, ,G: X. Davidson; G. W.: Davidson, ; Seaa, Evint, Frink, Folson, Gilmore, Glisson, Guy. GoldL Gandy. Goodman, Gilchn'jr, Henders m, Hokf, Hannah, H(isei,:Jyhnoriof ;AnPS) -P"Jsne,r Jo".P 'W. Lamb, Matthew, M'Dowell, Moody, Motely, Nance, J. S. Nelson, Norsworthy, Owen, Pinkham, Phifer, Paine, Parsons, Pride, Run, Roberts, Reed,, Rainey, Steadman,KSh.epherd,JB. Smith, "N. Smith, Sjfawell, M. E. SawyerjrOv Snwyer, Thomas,. Van Hook, J. illiams; Jons Williams, WebbJ Wright, MTard t-' -4'.,,. X--i-"y -rj.;--'.I-'' .:,-' : ,NaYS-T. Bell, Br'Bell, Satfcer. BallardrClarkf, DnugUs, Edmond Felton, H. Flpwei si J.. Flower, Ganifcle, Gentry, Hudgfns,' rttfyIe,Home, Hughes, Hulme, Horton, D. Jones, Johnson (of Warren) Lore, Linderr, M'Girirt, Mebarie, Mura f(irJ,' w." Millerj D Miller,, IKelson, Peebles, Speller,' Scott, . Thompson, H. Thompson, 'J6. WiihamS,' H. G. Willumi, The house then adjourned A Mil jtrrrine. ill f lm. rX inAtrn M...n .f ..I. . es-io.-s for Rowan County- a bill to e-tablish, an acaiifitRj Plymouth, Washington County a bill to eabi;ikanac4J in tne county oi Camden a bill to regulate the fulu linpd the crunty and supetior courts a bill to amend til acfof'tk! i M session, granting to the several countict ; all jSnei, furfcitwi. amticr n.ems, and tax foes, for the purpose of comluctinsji pr..sci"p;is and discharging contingent expences biH tott move and prevent the obstructions to the passage of fisbij Cape Fear Rucr a bill from the Senate to enaWe Sara'l Ciwd .wick and others to haul seines in their own waters ni at, to icpeal an act making compensation to Juror servifij la" th J superior o' county couAs of Pasquotank, were ismallj it ed, and read the first time. On motion, Resolved, that a joint committee be appotMej J enquire into the expediency ot revising and ameudinf tkeilli tia laws of this state, with leave to repoYt hy bill wbsrwifc. The bill to alter the" sittings of the county court 4 feck lenburg, and "iheTBill to incorpsrai "Hall iodfe, Ki'ij cumtuck county, were leturned from the Senate and read m cond time. The two houses jointly proceeded to ballot for an attorney p neral. William Millet, Joseph J.Daniel, and ILG.ButM were candidates. No choice was made. A committee was appointed to take into consideration, amendments,-it any, were necessary in ifce laws relatifl t county ci listees, and thos respecting constables, r ?i t A bill from the Senate to regulate the inspection of .low ii this sta'e, was read the first time and returned iih a prof 1 tion t' at it be refeirtd to a select joint committee. The bill respecting the e tabliskment of an aarlemf inCoi' rhuck countj , was returned from 'the Senate, and read a ieed time. , ... 1 : , ' . - .' -i Adjourned. - .' t Tuesday Nrttmler 2 . A bill to alter the place-- of holding two separateelectirf the count) of Wilkes a bill authoring, under certaia tejuli' tions, any judge of-the superior court or any two justices. iW the state, to comhiTt'to prison fugkiTes who may hart ecroniit' ted ciimes in other states a bill for -th IjetteFfeguTatioorvf appointmenCof sheiiffs, coroners,., constables and otiier oftXF, except clerks, by the severarciunty cottrts a bill to pnrw frauds by the secret holdingof deeds of gift, bills of we,nwtti gages, iic. were seyelally received, rnd read the fi(st time. A committee was afvpoimed to enquire wl'at ltetatioo ! necessary tobe made in an act passed'in 1805, respecting tl establishment of a mutual insutance company, m ortla tytfrm the same into operation. a'-i Gen. Love, dam the committee on the bill respecting mA nrinnnn arutftmA th nmA wk.n" smilftmnt. " ItWaSf! J......!.., " ....... V " IIIIVU. H... b .. . . , tht fist tlme, Mr. Semeell presented the petition of Henry Branson, W1 m.H fur FavetteviUe. m IVrred to the committee of" privileges and elections. '';;'; . Seveml petitions from, inh'abttants of Lincoln and Moore W ties, wrie presented, remonstrating againjt the imrao'al tendcq cy of horse racing, and praying that the same may oe ifw".-. , by law. , ' ' "''';''!, iMr. Phifer, presented a bill to cany iato effect tM pray thfahnv rwtiiiinar. nA r nr.ii.iu 'th rproverV at 1' 01 . ' I bet or urarer maHi. i hirunn.- Reid the first t' --. A petition was presented, from Capt. A. Carltoo, on he, j the company of militia under his command, in the cwioj , Wilkes, craving a revision of, the 2th section of an actpJ'lfl 4t-'iV to rei hmiliti. lawi -al thit state. Kelerreaiy ''" - .' - ".'; comnuttce on thit subject. ' ' "t Mr, Love, from the committee to whom was referred the ! ..r. J.. .... ,:: -. tamtl ' fespecuug ine pi.tceJ in wnicn iumrcuj)cir"i clerks are to keeft'theirolBces, reported a new b'nnj' Which was read the brat v'Adjo'urned. vT .jr 4V ' .-"-..vw.-.. r whosedury it'shaa be cwfer'with theheaJi fPff of VhiMtate, and' make vn of arif other means '"c ' ' -tcayKerrf proper, 'to ascertainrihe trues:ue oi ... 1 i . it. V t . ' r : ' - v t."l...T.